Something About Ireland
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Something About Ireland
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Driving through the frocess in the snow
two lines of trees consent to let us go
it tells a story of long ago
another love that won't let go ....it told me
Something about Ireland
something I should know
something about Ireland
something makes me want to go
Standing in the suberbs at midnight
out of the warm of dim TV light
a cold shiver gripped on hearing the distant sound
these dangerous places can turn your head around
thet tell me ....
Families meet families mutter
backdrop radio news stutters
dead body in a dead-end street
men media on while widows meet
In sunlit morn crossing the red sea
two lights laugh from a hillside and beckon me
"mythical light of the ever present hope"
bidding farewell,letting me know, telling me
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Deacon Blue performs "Something About Ireland", and this lyric page sits inside the Deacon Blue catalog on LyroVerse.
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